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Alumni, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Herzog Foundation Recognizes Biola History Alumna as Christian Teacher of the Year
Emily Zybach (Anderson, B.A. ’11) has been teaching high school history for 14 years
March 30, 2026
In celebration of March being Women’s History Month, Biola is highlighting alumnae who are faithfully serving and leading in their communities....
Alumni, Talbot School of Theology
Alumnus Fulfilling the Great Commission in Japan
Stephen Croft (B.A. ’14) teaches English in one of the least-reached districts in Japan
March 24, 2026
“I give up, Lord. Take it all. I'll go anywhere, do anything ... Well ... except for being a pastor or missionary .. I don't have the faith for...
Alumni, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Political Science Alumnus Argues Case Before Florida Supreme Court
Jason Muehlhoff (B.A. ’16) serves as the Chief Deputy Solicitor General for the State of Florida
March 24, 2026
The Florida Supreme Court is considering how far the state can go in using its Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO) Act, a law...

Why Nietzsche Was Wrong About Weakness
April 06, 2026 — The Gospel Coalition
In this Gospel Coalition article, Dr. Matthew J. Hall, provost and senior vice president, shares about how Friedrich Nietzsche's views on strength were wrong and uses the biblical Paul as an example of a graceful sufferer. Hall argues that it is in our weakness where God's strength is on full display.
Every Day is Holy Saturday
March 30, 2026 — Mockingbird
Dr. Liz Hall, professor of psychology in the Rosemead School of Psychology, contributed to this Mockingbird article discussing the mystery of Holy Saturday, the day the disciples did not know what to think or how to think now that Jesus's tomb was sealed. The article discusses the "already but not yet" reality in which the world sits today: knowing the battle has been won, yet the final defeat of sin and death is yet to come.
Why Good Friday matters as much as Resurrection Sunday
March 30, 2026 — Baptist News
Dr. Liz Hall, a professor of psychology in the Rosemead School of Psychology, reflects in this Baptist News article on the importance of acknowledging Jesus Christ's suffering on the cross rather than just his resurrection from the grave. The article talks about how it is common for churches to avoid the uncomfortable and focus on the positive. In contrast, there is deep value in acknowledging the suffering in life.